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daughter of whose loveliness extravagant reports
But it was now universally understood that it was his daughter, of whose loveliness extravagant reports went abroad; though all said, doubtless reading this from her father's pictures, that she was a beauty without a heart.
— from Adela Cathcart, Volume 3 by George MacDonald

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